Nationwide push for balanced budget via SJR 126
Citizens at county and state levels urged to contact officials about services and funding. Senate Joint Resolution 126 seeks a peacetime deficit budget requiring a three fifths vote, and caps tax revenue growth, with potential tax-waiver by simple majority. Proponents call it a focal point for grassroots calls for restraint as the measure moves toward the Senate floor.
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Congress
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Strom Thurmond
R-Sc
Orrin Hatch
Rutah
Howell Heflin
Ala
Alan Simpson
Wyo
Thad Cochran
Miss
Robert Dole
Kansas
Paul Laxalt
Nev
House
Senate
U. S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ted Kennedy
Federal budget reform urged with balanced proposal
Area residents urged to back SJR 126 for a balanced federal budget with limited tax increases. They called on Senators Mathias and Sarbanes, and on Rep. Byron and Rep. Barnes to support the measure. The letter argues deficits since 1969, cites Carter’s budget plans, and urges 10 percent cuts across agencies.
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Charles McC. Mathias
Paul Sarbanes
House of Representatives
Beverly Byron
Michael D. Barnes
The Death of Foxes and Modern Life Reflections
Peter A. Jay argues trapping foxes raises questions about how newspapers cover violence and nature. He notes reader backlash to The Sun story of a Howard County trapper, defends the trapper’s methods, and contrasts animal death with human mortality and urban denial of the natural world.
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Sun
Howard County
Michael Clark
Cntical
van Salam
Sam
Maryland
Mange
Frank Perdue
Poultryman
Thanking Frederick Memorial ER team and opposing school search bill
A reader thanks the 11 pm to 7 am Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency night shift for outstanding care and praises ER staff including Gloria Yeager and Nancy Toy. The letter also condemns a proposed bill to permit search of student cars, urging defense of student rights, questioning lawmakers and urging public input. It also notes appreciation for Pomona Grange and Farm Bureau legislative coverage and calls for equal credit to both groups.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
FMH
Gloria Yeager
Nancy Toy
Frederick County
Frederick Coutts
McClellan
Ploworth
Matt Dillon
Weill
Mr. Botan
News-Post
Ellyn Hess
Gene Bracken
Pomona Grange
Grange
Farm Bureau
Frederick County Clubs Plan Annual Meetings and Show
The Executive Committee of the Frederick County Jersey Club met to plan the annual meeting and banquet. The Frederick Dealer's Association met at Hotel Frederick to plan the Frederick Automobile Show with attendees from Frederick and nearby towns. Frederick Kiwans met at Calvary Methodist Church with guests from Washington Philadelphia and Hagerstown. Two local 16 year olds received Eagle Awards at the White House presented by Homer Gruen ther. The Lions Club of Frederick netted 1043.43 from pancake day with visiting Lions from Monocacy Windsor and Boonsboro. Bruce E Crum outlined Heart Fund drive plans with district chairmen in Frederick City.
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Frederick County Jersey Club
Maurice D. Coblentz
John F. Kelly
J. Homer Remsberg
Charles Wertheimer
A. C. McCardell
George C. Zentz
Harry H. Swomley
Frederick
Frederick Dealer's Association
Hotel Frederick
Roland W. Harbaugh
John H. Grove Jr
Grayson H. Staley
G. G. Gosnell
D. Murray Stauffer
Clyde M. Roney
Robert L. Warfield
J. Bacon Hyatt
Charles N. Staley
Melvin Engle
Bernie Winkle
Charles P. Hitcshew
G. Ernest McGaha
Glenn Green
Jesse W. Renner
New Midway
F. L. Spitzer
Brunswick
White House
Casper F. Betson Jr
Casper F. Betson Sr
West Fifth Street
Robert L. Pellicot
Russell V. Oden
East Ninth Street
Homer Gruenther
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Boonsboro Lions
J. Willard Newton
Franklin Lunn
Alfred C. Huffer Jr
Charles B. Crone
Monocacy Club
Lion Twilley
Windsor Club
Baltimore
Bruce E. Crum
Heart Fund Drive
Frederick City
Atlee Radcliffe
Lawrence Willard
Mildred Stirley
George Schroeder
Richard Angleberger
William King
Nellie Bowie
Paul Sheffield
Elizabeth A. Knill
El Salvador policy woes loom in US push for aid
U.S. officials urge Congress to provide 49.5 million dollars in support to El Salvador's junta ruling after a coup. Analysts warn the five‑member coalition lacks popular backing and likely faces collapse by year’s end, risking renewed violence, insurgency, and a damaged U.S. reputation.
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Washington
United States
el Salvador
U.S
Central America
State Department
Pentagon
CLA
Congress
Massachusetts
Carlos Humberto Romero
Cuba
Bob Sherman
Peter Grant
Yippies
John Birch Society
Iran
Nicaragua
Jimmy Carter
Junta
Washington Office On
Pation
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Soviet Union
Thurmond
Red
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Frederick, Vd
Carter
Jay VanAndel
U.S. Chamber Board
Middle East
Peter A. Jay
the Sun
Mr. Jay
Trapping
Mary L. Bernard
Valley Side Dr
Del
Raymond Beck
Charles Smelser
Julien P. Delphey
Edward Thomas
Charles Smith
del. Smith
Kenneth W. Grissom
Frederick Pomona Grange No. 11
Betty’s Restaurant
Frederick County Pomona Grange
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Alan
Ethel) Brauer SR
Rocky Ridge
Ules
U.5.a
Jack Anderson
Yugoslavia
Minton Friedman
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